Science/Space geeks: ISS microgravity

[Great-Kazoo]

The turbo-encabulator is out of calibration.....

Or a bad Central Scrutiziner

[DenverGP]

Any other drift/movement is most likely due to air currents, etc.

[ChickNorris]

Dynamic vs. Static equilibrium...

where all of the forces acting on it zero out & that's why it settles where it does.

[MrPrena]

Some intelligent dudes think there is like 0 to 5% of gravity at space station, but if you do
"Gimmrr" equation gmm/r^2 it is probably about ~~95% of g at spacestation. (Too lazy to run it)
It feels like zero gravity because of free fall. It stays on the orbit, because of cen tri peta l force.

[ChickNorris]

Some intelligent dudes think there is like 0 to 5% of gravity at space station, but if you do
"Gimmrr" equation gmm/r^2 it is probably about ~~95% of g at spacestation. (Too lazy to run it)
It feels like zero gravity because of free fall. It stays on the orbit, because of cen tri peta l force.

; ) Derived

[MrPrena]

; ) Derived

Thanks.
dv/dt "chain" on the bottom reminds me of high school AP physics.
Today is highschool rememberance day, because even 90210 star passed.

[ChickNorris]

Dang... there's peanut butter in the chocolate again.

Apologies OP.

[20X11]

Its always been manufactured?

[OtterbatHellcat]

I've blown an hour searching ISS oxygen humidity levels, found a lot of shit that didn't really answer my question. Information yes.

I figure the next time I saddle up for my ride into orbit, I'll remember to take a thermometer that reads humidity as well.

[ChickNorris]

Here's to pouring out derivatives for Dylan.

: ) like beer only different.